Dominique Leduc is a multifaceted individual, exceling as both an actress and a co-founder of Momentum theatre. Her extensive work within the company has led to the creation of numerous shows, including Game, 7 Façons d'Apprêter un Cadavre, and the most recent, L'Ardent Désir des Fleurs de Cacao.
As an actress, she has had the opportunity to tread the boards of various esteemed stages, such as le Théâtre du Nouveau Monde, where she has appeared in productions like Kean, Le Misanthrope, and Tristan et Yseult. Her impressive repertoire also includes performances at Espace GO, La Licorne, and Théâtre Denise-Pelletier, where she received a Les Masques nomination for her role in Bousille et Les Justes.
Momentum has been the platform for Leduc to showcase her acting talents, with notable roles in Buffet Chinois and Mycologie, the latest creation of Stéphane Crête. In the 2010-2011 season, she embarked on a tour of Quebec, taking on the iconic role of Piaf in the eponymous play.
In addition to her stage work, Leduc has also made a name for herself on television, with recurring roles in numerous soap operas and series, including Providence, Yamaska, Les Hauts et les Bas de Sophie Paquin, Temps Dur, Ces enfants d'ailleurs, and Cauchemar d'Amour, which earned her a Gemini Award nomination. She has also lent her talents to several films, including Alexis Durand-Brault's feature film Ma Fille, Mon Ange and Love-moi, the major work of filmmaker Marcel Simard.
Notably, Leduc plays the role of Esther in the popular children's TV series KABOUM, further solidifying her status as a talented and versatile performer.
